Every growing business eventually faces an infrastructure decision worth getting right: own the hardware running its applications, or lease it entirely from a specialized provider. That single decision rests on two terms, colocation and hosting, that are used interchangeably far too often despite standing on entirely different sides of an ownership line. Colocation keeps hardware… Read More

Modern digital architecture often feels like a collection of compromises. Most teams settle for virtual instances, where their speed depends on how much memory the co-hosted user is using. But when your application handles high-frequency financial data or thousands of simultaneous e-commerce checkouts, settling isn’t an option. Owning the hardware through a bare metal server… Read More